Tag: American+History
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Choose a figure in European History 1300-1800 that you admire and examine how he or she has
Choose a figure in European History 1300-1800 that you admire and examine how he or she has influenced some aspect of history. Depict his or her original contribution. Discuss how it has impacted your subject area and the way people think and act. Paper should be approximately 6 to 8 pages (double-spaced typewritten) including a…
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Consider James Madison’s description of the separation of powers (Federalist# 47, 48, and 51) as well as Alexander Hamilton’s discussion
Consider James Madison’s description of the separation of powers (Federalist# 47, 48, and 51) as well as Alexander Hamilton’s discussion of the scope and limits of presidential power (Federalist# 70, 69). Has the system of separation of powers worked in the way they anticipated when it comes to presidential power? Specifically, when presidents have exceeded…
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Christian theology asks the “big questions,” taking you to places of deep reflection, profound understanding, and wisdom.
Christian theology asks the “big questions,” taking you to places of deep reflection, profound understanding, and wisdom. The main purpose of the essay is to seek to find answers to the four big questions at the heart of this course concerning your faith or religious convictions (What do I believe? In whom do I place…
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Who you think was the greatest explorer in history? List three reasons for your choice
Part 1: Write answers to each of the following short-form questions: 1. Who you think was the greatest explorer in history? List three reasons for your choice. 2. Do you think there are any situations today where you could become the victim of the plague or any other contagious disease killing people? Explain your answer.…
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This assignment is an analysis and interpretation of the Preamble of the U.S. Constitution.
This assignment is an analysis and interpretation of the Preamble of the U.S. Constitution. It is designed to promote discussion on the meaning of the Preamble and its relevance, if any, to the document that is the U.S. Constitution. Step 1 Using the internet, locate and read the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution. Step 2…
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How does this policy of religious freedom compare with how people are allowed to practice (or not practice)
Religious Freedom is part of the US Constitution, as such it requires much thought as well. Atheists seem to be the most persecuted group in the US – here are some questions to ponder. Choose 2 to answer: The freedom of religion is a right included in the U.S. Constitution. It allows people to practice…
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The topic I chose was Medgar Evers and how he influenced the start of the Civil Rights Movement and NAACP
The topic I chose was Medgar Evers and how he influenced the start of the Civil Rights Movement and NAACP, I want a retelling of his life and how it influenced the Civil Rights movements and what he did for the civil rights movement. Paper must be between 6-8 full pages in length. 6-8 pages…
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Guidelines for “Manifest Destiny” In-Class Assignment (30 points):
Guidelines for “Manifest Destiny” In-Class Assignment (30 points): In your textbook (Give Me Liberty), read pages 457-469 (part of chapter 13), read the documents attached above, and view the image below. Then, write a short essay based on the readings, the image, and your lecture notes. Use the questions below as a guide for your…
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This project builds from and extends the critical thinking you have already begun in your definition essay
DIRECTIONS: This project builds from and extends the critical thinking you have already begun in your definition essay (and revision). For this project, you will take the term you have already defined—i.e., nature, culture, civilization, nationalism, citizen, self, Other, refugee, resident, foreigner, illegal, or alien—and explore this term as a problem: The problem of _____.…
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write a 2-3 page essay analyzing the article “The Radicalization of Martin Luther King.”
Student will write a 2-3 page essay analyzing the article “The Radicalization of Martin Luther King.” What kind of evidence does the author give? Do you agree? How radical was King? Essay worth thirty points with penalty for every day late.